Across Central and Eastern Europe, majorities and pluralities think Pope Francis is improving relations between Catholics and Orthodox Christians | Pew Research Center

November 6, 2017

3. Orthodox Christians support key church policies, are lukewarm toward reconciling with Roman Catholic Church

Across Central and Eastern Europe, majorities and pluralities think Pope Francis is improving relations between Catholics and Orthodox Christians

Across Central and Eastern Europe, majorities and pluralities think Pope Francis is improving relations between Catholics and Orthodox Christians

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3. Orthodox Christians support key church policies, are lukewarm toward reconciling with Roman Catholic Church
Orthodox Christians, Catholics in Central and Eastern Europe lukewarm to idea of reconciliation
Orthodox Christians, Catholics in Central and Eastern Europe see common ground between their religions
Across Central and Eastern Europe, majorities and pluralities think Pope Francis is improving relations between Catholics and Orthodox Christians
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In most countries, Orthodox majorities support church policy allowing Orthodox Christians to divorce
In all countries, Orthodox majorities favor church policy allowing married men to become priests
Orthodox Christians in Russia divided on whether women should be ordained as priests
In Central and Eastern Europe, Orthodox majorities favor church policy prohibiting same-sex marriages
Most Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia favor church policy prohibiting interfaith marriages